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Parsonal and Society.


Personal and Society.
Mr. and Mrs VIM Wilson went to Crawfords-
vile yesterday to make short Visit peiore GO
ing to California to reside
Mr. and Mrs Gustave Schnull have returned
from their wedding trip. and VIII go to mousse
keeping at No. Is East Michigan street.
Miss Anna Constant, of Peru will arrive on
Saturday. and Miss Butterworth. of Washing
ton, on Monday to visit Miss Florence Miller.
A reception will be given to DR.. Jeffrey and
wife by members of his congregation tomorrow
evening. in the chapel of the First Baptist
Church. All are cordially invited Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank lowering who depart for Denver
next week. are to be present, and will be glad to
see their friends
Mrs Charles e. Judson gave a chrysanthe-
Proudft, of Madison. Wis. and Miss Helen
Brkenmayer of Hartford, CoDp. The favors
John NJ. Shaw. Mrs Clarence wusin. Mrs.
Harold Taylor. Miss Birta johnson, Miss Flor
ence Malott and Miss Lizzie Herod.
Mayor and Mrs. Denny gave a tally no party,
yesterday, in honor of theiricousins. the Misses
Wheeler. of Chicago. The start was made from
Mr.. Dennv's home, No. 443 North Meridian
street. at o'clock. and the ride extended to
Broad Ripple. After their return, at half past
3. supper was served by the hostess. The moon
light and the crisp air made the ride an exhilar-
ating one
Jeremiah Foley and Miss Title Heitkam were
married yesterday morning, at 8 o'clock. in St.
Johns Church, by Father Bessomes The affair
was n very pleasant one, and was attended by
about fifty Of the relatives and friends Of the
bride and groom. Mr.. Foley is telegraph
operator, and Miss Heitkam is artist OF
more than local reputation. The presents were
numerous and valuable.
The kindergarten fair held yesterday at Mrs
A. NJ Robertson's was a great success The
beautiful fancy articles met with ready sale,
and there was large attendance. both after
noon and evening. The candy and flowers were
also disposed of, and large sum was realized
fnT ffJvfh Nf ohar ala r.
ing. which has been carried to sucn success by
the ladies connected with the society
Yesterday morning Charles G: Covert. OF
Evansville. and Miss Grace L. Tucker were
married in this city. at the brides home. The
ceremony witnessed by the immediate
friends of the young couple and their families.
There were handsome decorations BETTING the
happy event, and, in addition to congratula.
tions, the friends gave Mr.. and Mrs. Covert
many fine presents The bride and groom have
gone TO Chicago, and from that point they will
extend their trip to Western cities, after which
they will go to Evansville, which is to be their
home city. The groom is the eldest son of Rep
resentative Covert and is connected with the
Journal, of that city.
Mr.. GWill McGinnis son of Gen. George F.
McGinnis. and member of the fire department,
was married last night. at the South-street Bap.
of Mrs. c. W. Mouton The ceremony was
witnessed by a large number of friends. re-
cepton followed at the residence of General
McGinnis, on North Tennessee street, near
Tenth and about one hundred relatives and
friends gathered to extend their coneratula-
tions The house tastefully arranged for
the occasion. The bride wore pretty costume
of white alhatross cloth, the front tufted with
silk, and carried flowers. A large number of
presents were received and included useful and
fancy articles OF value.
One of the notable events thus far this season
was the wedding last night of Mr.. Geo. N. Cat
terson Of the firm OF r. F. Catterson and son, and
Mics Jean Maitland. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
A. W.. McOnat. which took place at ST. Pauis
Church at o'clock. The spacious edifce
was completely filed with friends to witness the
ceremony performed by the rector Rev. j. S.
Jenckes, the full Episcopal rite being used
The bridal party consisted of the ushers. Messrs
Charles Becker. Martin Hit. A. c. Kuhn, o. R.
the grooms attendants. Messrs. Geo. Nc Ouat
and Louis Deschler; the brides attendants.
Miss Jennie Wright of Cincinnati, and Miss
Carrie Copeland, of Burlington. lows. and the
brides parents. The brides dress was
of heavy white satin. train, with
carried a bouquet of lilies of the-valey,
the long veil being held in place with the same
kind of blossoms The first bridesmaid wore q
gown of blue surah, and the second one Of
and carried bouquets of roses. After the
riage. a reception was given by the bride and
groom at their own new home. a gift from the
1atters father, at No S08 North Meridian street.
which has been perfectly furnished throue hout
The floral decorations were profuse The man
flowers and plants. and the delicate chandeliers
were festooneG with vines The numerous
beautiful gifts received testify the high regard
in which they are held MIR. and Mrs CATER
the reception and there we're few regrets They
will dispense with any trip and settle at once to
housekeeping, and will be ''at home" Wednes-
days after Nov. l.